Is it common for Eibach springs to break?
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Is it common for Eibach springs to break?
I have a set of Eibach Pro-kit springs on my Dodge Durango. While swapping out a set of wheels yesterday, I discovered my left rear spring was broken. The left side of the vehicle is about half an inch lower than the right. I just assumed it was because of the case tank. Nonetheless, I ordered new springs since I can't afford to swap these out to send back to Eibach. I purchased the vehicle with them installed, so I don't have the stock springs anyways.
Just wondering if anyone as ever heard of this happening? As soon as I get them taken out, I'll be sure to post some pictures of the springs. They are a little bit rusted too from the winters here in Pennsylvania.
Was also wondering how long I should expect to have to wait for them to settle.
Thanks guys!
Just wondering if anyone as ever heard of this happening? As soon as I get them taken out, I'll be sure to post some pictures of the springs. They are a little bit rusted too from the winters here in Pennsylvania.
Was also wondering how long I should expect to have to wait for them to settle.
Thanks guys!
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